Japanese Gen Z Artist 'Chanmina' First Solo Concert in Korea in March

March 5th Seoul Myeonghwa Live Hall

Japanese Gen Z artist CHANMINA (ちゃんみな, Otomona Mina) will hold her first solo concert in Korea.

On the 26th, concert planning company Live Nation Korea announced that CHANMINA will perform 'AREA OF DIAMOND 2?' on March 5th at 8 PM at Myeonghwa Live Hall in Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul.

CHANMINA, a Korean-Japanese artist with a Korean mother and Japanese father, first gained recognition through her unique performances on the Japanese rap battle program 'High School Rap Championship.'

A rapper and singer fluent in Korean, Japanese, and English, CHANMINA is a multi-player who produces her own lyrics, compositions, choreography, and live show direction. She enjoys overwhelming support from teenagers and people in their twenties through various streaming and social media platforms.

In 2016, when she was in the second year of high school, CHANMINA released 'Miseinen (未成年 feat. めっし)' and 'Princess.' She officially debuted in February 2017 with 'FXXKER.' She has showcased a wide musical spectrum with songs such as 'LADY,' which topped the iTunes Hip-Hop/Rap chart and Line Music chart, 'CHOCOLATE,' 'Doctor,' which gained recognition among overseas fans for its satirical lyrics and unique choreography, 'Never Grow Up,' which surpassed 100 million streaming views, and 'I'm a Pop,' her first song featuring lyrics in Korean as well as Japanese and English, which was included in the Netflix original movie 'KATE.'

Chanmina Korea Tour Poster. [Photo by Live Nation Korea]

She has also collaborated with various Korean artists. Starting with the Japanese album of the group Block B in 2017, she participated in Taeyeon's Japanese mini 2nd album title track '#GirlsSpkOut' in 2020, Kang Daniel's first Japanese EP track 'Loser' in 2022, and featured on Choi Yena's Japanese debut single 'SMILEY -Japanese Ver.-' last year. Since 2022, she has actively promoted in Korea by releasing Korean singles such as 'Don't go,' featuring rapper ASH ISLAND, 'Mirror,' and last year's 'Biscuit.'

Alongside her album activities, CHANMINA has impressed the public with her distinctive style through powerful live performances at festivals such as Summer Sonic, Rock in Japan, and Waterbomb Japan, as well as sold-out solo concerts at Yokohama Arena. In September last year, she visited Korea for the 'MU:CON 2023' showcase stage and performed live. Having appeared on YouTube content Dingo's 'Killing Verse,' this will be her first overseas tour, with performances in Taiwan and Hong Kong preceding the Korean stage.

Tickets for the concert will be available for reservation on Interpark Ticket starting at 12 PM on the 30th. For more details, please check Live Nation Korea's SNS and the ticketing site’s detailed page.

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